Re: Pronounlessly
| From: | Tony Harris <tony.harris@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, February 12, 1999, 2:25 |
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>Gustavo Eulalio wrote:
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>> Are there languages that don't have personal pronouns?
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At one point another unrelated language that I worked on called Ku Tal =
was relatively pronounless. Everything was expressed in terms of =
"speaker", "listener", and "person", and "speaker" and "listener" could =
swap back and forth depending on who was speaking at the time.
Tony Harris
Community College of Vermont
tony.harris@ccvtest.ccv.vsc.edu